Cost of Traveling 100 km on Gasoline, Diesel, Gas, and Electricity in July

In July, the cost of operating a diesel vehicle increased by 66 UAH to 489 UAH per 100 km. The gasoline vehicle remains the most expensive option at 567 UAH per 100 km. Home charging for electric vehicles costs between 38 and 76 UAH. Analysts used the Volkswagen Golf VII FL for comparison. The cost of traveling 100 km in July was as follows: electric vehicle charged at home during night tariff - 38 UAH; electric vehicle charged at home during day tariff - 76 UAH; electric vehicle at public AC station - 333 UAH; electric vehicle at fast DC station - 403 UAH; vehicle with gas equipment - 473 UAH; diesel vehicle - 489 UAH; gasoline vehicle - 567 UAH. Over the month, expenses for diesel vehicles increased by 66 UAH, for gasoline vehicles by 45 UAH, and for vehicles with gas equipment by 9 UAH. Charging electric vehicles at public stations became more expensive: AC stations - up by 18 UAH to 333 UAH, DC stations - up by 18 UAH to 403 UAH. Home charging remained unchanged. The increase in expenses for internal combustion engine vehicles is linked to rising fuel prices: diesel up to 89 UAH per liter, gasoline A-95 up to 81 UAH per liter. From August 1, there may be an increase in the cost of charging at public stations by 0.5-1 UAH per kWh.

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